subvention
n . 补助金,津贴,援助
补助金,津贴,援助
subvention n 1 :
grant of financial aid as from a government to an educational institution 2 :
the act or process of providing aid or help of any sort v 1 :
guarantee financial support of ; "
The opera tour was subvented by a bank " [
synonym : {
underwrite }, {
subvention },
{
subvent }]
Subvention \
Sub *
ven "
tion \,
n . [
F .,
fr .
LL .
subventio ,
fr .
L .
subvenire to come up to one '
s assistance ,
to assist .
See {
Souvenir },
and cf . {
Subvene }.]
1 .
The act of coming under . "
The subvention of a cloud ."
--
Stackhouse .
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2 .
The act of relieving ,
as of a burden ;
support ;
aid ;
assistance ;
help .
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3 .
A government aid or bounty .
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Subvention \
Sub *
ven "
tion \,
v .
t .
To subventionize .
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90 Moby Thesaurus words for "
subvention ":
TLC ,
accouterment ,
aid ,
alimony ,
allotment ,
allowance ,
annuity ,
armament ,
assistance ,
backing ,
bounty ,
bread ,
care ,
carriage ,
carrying ,
catering ,
chandlery ,
daily bread ,
depletion allowance ,
dole ,
economic support ,
endowment ,
equipment ,
fellowship ,
financial assistance ,
finding ,
fitting out ,
furnishing ,
furnishment ,
grant ,
grant -
in -
aid ,
guaranteed annual income ,
help ,
investment ,
keep ,
livelihood ,
living ,
logistics ,
maintenance ,
manna ,
meat ,
moral support ,
mothering ,
nourishment ,
nurture ,
old -
age insurance ,
outfitting ,
pecuniary aid ,
pension ,
preparation ,
price support ,
procurement ,
providing ,
provision ,
provisioning ,
psychological support ,
public assistance ,
public welfare ,
purveyance ,
reinforcement ,
reliance ,
relief ,
replenishment ,
resupply ,
retailing ,
retirement benefits ,
scholarship ,
security blanket ,
selling ,
stipend ,
subsidization ,
subsidy ,
subsistence ,
supply ,
supplying ,
support ,
supportive relationship ,
supportive therapy ,
sustaining ,
sustainment ,
sustenance ,
sustentation ,
tax benefit ,
tender loving care ,
upholding ,
upkeep ,
victualing ,
welfare ,
welfare aid ,
welfare payments
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